Bodies BBC/Netflix

[quiettimes]

Anyone watched this and want to discuss? It came out in 2006 but I’m watching it for the first time now on Netflix. There’s just many things I find a bit strange!

Other than its brilliant. Watched it when originally released and last year.

I'd say grim rather than strange...

I wonder how medically accurate it is.

Was Hurley that bad to drum out such a prolonged story? His errors don’t seem that egregious, more the cover ups. All the medics had regrettable situations

Do NHS HR managers really have that much power, to even end up knighted?

The last episode had a 3 year time jump, and in those years Tony was suspended for taking coffee? Found that explanation a bit off, too convenient to make sense. Surely the grievance process doesn’t take that long!